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Tag Archives: ad copy
we’ve got trouble right here in Newspaper City
For several months, the Newspaper Association of America has offered a series of free, downloadable print and digital ads that papers can run. The ads mostly talk to readers but are actually subversively directed at advertisers. Newspapers are not in … Continue reading →
ad and marketing phrases that I hate
Don’t make me hate you. Don’t use these. new state of the art websiteAs opposed to our old website which was run by steam and coal. got (insert product here)?We got milk and that was enough. Thanks. free giftEver paid … Continue reading →
illinois furniture store ad
Pass it on…
just use the other ad
Good points made in this Ad Report Card article from Slate about what’s killing the effectiveness of online video ads. Just like “in the good old days” when all businesses threw up a website that was nothing more than a … Continue reading →
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sing what’s in the brackets
Shotgun Marketing Blog presents: Real Media Spending Cutbacks[Real Media Spending Cutbacks!] Today we salute you, Mr. Anheuser-Busch Media Buyer.[Mr. Anheuser-Busch Media Buyer!] Anheuser-Busch has slashed radio spending that will hurt the broadcasting industry especially large radio companies like Clear Channel.[Let’s … Continue reading →

